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Polly ThanailakiExplores female economic contribution in southern Europe from the eighteenth to the twentieth century.Focuses on geographical areas such as Greece, Italy, a number of regions in the Balkans, and Franc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-40478-3 area being a melting pot of different ethnicities made it difficult to form a comprehensive image of women’s financial agency. Economic survival was the reason for trading endeavors being the common characteristic they shared. Viewing it from a feminist standpoint, women were not aware of their abi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18612-9an women suffered discrimination from men until early 1900s as married women were precluded from running, or managing shops, or firms without their husbands’ consent. The stability of the family and the harmony in society were the tenets upon which the social web was structured excluding female part

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,Rechenkünstler und Hungerjahre,cially of the small artisans as well as of the business elite, became the main topics. In this attempt, time and space were the two crucial points. This chapter also reveals that female participation in family business endeavors was strong though hushed in most cases. Women were the silent workers w